What to do if the oil is knocked out of the automatic transmission:
1. Stop driving as soon as possible:
* Pull to the side of the road or find a safe place to stop.
* Park the car.
* Do not continue driving as this may further damage the transmission.
2. Check the oil level:
* Find the dipstick to check the automatic transmission oil level.
*Follow the instructions in your vehicle’s owner’s manual to check the oil level.
*If the oil is below the min mark, add it carefully using the manufacturer’s recommended transmission fluid.
3. Check for leaks:
* Check under the car for oil leaks.
* Look for puddles, drops or traces of oil on transmission parts.
4. Inspect the automatic transmission pan:
* The automatic transmission pan is most likely located at the bottom of the transmission.
* Check for cracks, holes or loose bolts.
5. Check the oil filter:
* The oil filter may become clogged, causing oil to leak.
* Check the filter and replace it if necessary.
6. Contact a mechanic:
* If you find a leak or other problems, contact a professional mechanic as soon as possible.
* They will be able to diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs.
Possible reasons for oil leakage from the automatic transmission:
* Leakage from gaskets or seals
* Cracks or holes in the pan
* Worn or clogged oil filter
*Damaged or worn internal components
*Overfill or incorrect oil type